Government without "open doors" in immigration but receptive
For the minister, the figures of the Portuguese economy "are generally very positive", having recalled that the latest known data indicate that the Product..
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Summary
For Castro Almeida, "what counts" is to compare the public debt at the end of 2025 with the debt at the end of 2026. "If it weren't for fuel growth, inflation would be much lower, it's been falling, it's already dropping three months in a row, but it's still 3%. Castro Almeida said that all migrants who come to Portugal to work can enter "with great ease", arguing that the Government does only a "limitation to indiscriminate entry".
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For Castro Almeida, "what counts" is to compare the public debt at the end of 2025 with the debt at the end of 2026.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Economia"If it weren't for fuel growth, inflation would be much lower, it's been falling, it's already dropping three months in a row, but it's still 3%.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — EconomiaCastro Almeida said that all migrants who come to Portugal to work can enter "with great ease", arguing that the Government does only a "limitation to indiscriminate entry"
according to Observador — Economia +2
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